APEDA has listed an online application route for Bharat Krishi Niryat Yojana, its financial-assistance scheme for agricultural and processed-food exports for the 2026–27 to 2030–31 cycle.
A November 4 entry on the authority’s announcements page directs applicants to APEDA ONE, its unified digital platform. The separate financial-assistance page dates the application listing November 2, so the announcement should not be read as proof that applications first opened on November 4.
The development follows guidelines issued on October 6. That earlier circular said the Department of Commerce had approved a total outlay of ₹540 crore over five years and that applications would subsequently be invited.
The scheme supports exports of products covered by APEDA. Prospective applicants should read the current scheme guidelines and portal instructions before preparing a proposal, as eligibility and assistance depend on the relevant category.
The public listing establishes an application route, not approval of individual proposals or release of grant money.
Illustrative archive photograph of onions in produce boxes; not an APEDA-funded project or export consignment. Photo: Crates of onions by Michele Dorsey Walfred, via Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped.
